In the same way, he announced that new agreements are being sought to facilitate its dissemination.
“We are making conventions and agreements with all the provinces so that the distributors and provincial entities also help in the dissemination so that the registration is as fast as possible,” Martínez said this morning in a radio dialogue.
According to government data, as of Tuesday, 1,289,955 households had already uploaded their data to the Registry of Access to Energy Subsidies (RASE).
”The number of daily subscribers is increasing day by day”emphasized Martínez, adding: “The greater the number of registered, the more protected citizens we will have”.
The registration to the rate segmentation it is open from this Wednesday and until Friday inclusive for the users with DNI ending in 3, 4 or 5, through the site www.argentina.gob.ar/subsidios or the app MyArgentina.
Meanwhile, those who have a DNI ending in 6, 7, 8 or 9 must complete the procedure between July 23 and 26.
In the case of people who do not have a mobile device, computer or Internet access to complete the form online, they may Approach an Anses office in person.
“The goal is to protect 90% of the population (low and medium income) and only look for the 10% with the highest income, which is going to be the sector that is going to gradually lose subsidies,” he reiterated.
In the same way, he asked to “become familiar with this tool” since “it will not only be used for energy but it can also be used for transportation and water subsidies.”
“The tool is dynamic and will continue to evolve from next year and the following”, as “the information of those who live in the same household is formed”, he said.
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Regarding the gas pipeline, whose offer envelopes for engineering, provision of equipment, materials, construction and valves were opened in recent weeks, Martínez assured that “Enarsa comes in a timely manner with the steps that were planned”, and that “the objective is to finish it between July and August” of next year.
“This is what is really going to lower the cost of energy in Argentina because we are not going to import as much and we are going to use national gas that costs US$3.50 and is also paid in pesos,” he stressed.
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Asked about the reason why the Government did not start with the gas pipeline in the two years of management, Martínez argued that “twenty months ago production declined to 8.5%”, so “there was no need for a gas pipeline but to produce more gas”.
“In December 2020 it was decided to launch the Gas.Ar plan and not only did we stop that decline, but we also began to have surplus production”highlighted the Secretary of Energy.
Source: Ambito
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